1514 Cayuga Avenue

This home can be found on the quiet, desirable and tree-lined Cayuga Avenue. It is a good example of the best type of home built in the late 1930’s in San Francisco. The grace can surely be found in the shape and spaciousness of both the public space and bedrooms.

The large, light-filled living room, well appointed with a period wood burning fireplace is in an L-shaped juxtaposition to the huge dining area. This configuration gives a separate and formal quality to the dining area without taking away the open and easy flow between both spaces. The original center-patio kitchen was remodeled to incorporate the “patio” creating an enormous and with the addition of a huge sky-light light infused kitchen. The kitchen is endowed with an abundance of cabinet and counter space. This kitchen has plenty of room to include another less formal dining area.

The 2 bedrooms are at the rear, facing the garden. Both rooms are large with excellent closet space. The bathroom has been recently remodeled with a spa-like sensibility with separate shower and tub.

There is a fully finished, nicely appointed unwarranted room down with an additional 1/2 bath a few steps away.

The garage is enormous with full height ceilings (the unwarranted room takes up a little of the potential space) in which further development within the envelope can be pursued.

The large garden really puts the icing on this cake; all the heavy lifting has been done. The large tastefully patterned pavers combined with the plants and trees creates an idyllic place to relax and entertain.

Whether you commute to the city or to the South Bay the location of this home couldn’t be more convenient with quick and easy access to freeways and public transportation.

A compelling single family home in a very old and well established family orientated San Francisco neighborhood.